Introduction to the EU taxonomy & how it relates to CSRD reporting requirements
This event took place on the 8th of October, you can catch up on the recording below:
Join us for a webinar series designed to help sustainability professionals, CFOs, and heads of risk navigate the evolving landscape of EU reporting requirements. The webinar series will provide essential guidance on CSRD, EU taxonomy, and climate change risk assessments and adaptation plans.
Part 1: Introduction and how EU taxonomy relates to CSRD
8th of October
Gain a foundational understanding of the EU taxonomy and its relationship to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). Come away with a good idea of what a sensible implementation roadmap looks like.
14th of October
Understand how climate change risk assessments are now a requirement under CSRD and the EU taxonomy reporting. Learn more about our portfolio screening and asset-specific deep-dive approaches climate risk assessments and adaptation planning to support organisations in building robust climate resilience strategies.
Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the regulatory curve and equip your organisation with the knowledge and tools to effectively manage and report on sustainability and climate risks. Register now to secure your spot in this essential webinar series.
About your presenter, Sam Gill
Sam has 15 years of experience in climate change and specialises in helping companies and institutional investors understand the risks and opportunities associated with the transition to a lower-carbon economy, as well as the physical risks associated with a changing climate. Sam works with a variety of clients to provide strategic advice on how organisations can align their governance, strategy, and risk management processes with the latest best practice recommendations, such as those set out by the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).
At SLR, Sam leads the delivery of Climate Change Risk Assessments, supporting clients in meeting the latest best practice standards, including those from Equator Principles EP4 and International Finance Corporation Performance Standards. Sam also works across a range of Sustainable Finance projects and is passionate about redirecting capital towards climate solutions. Sam is a seasoned presenter and has hosted numerous workshops and webinars on the topic of climate change and its impacts for a variety of audiences.
Sam joined SLR from an independent not-for-profit think tank working to advance sustainability and climate resilience. He previously co-founded a boutique advisory firm providing climate data and risk analytics to institutional investors and held the role of CEO at a carbon rating firm.